
Apartments near Scripps Mercy Hospital in San Diego, CA (2,877 Rentals)


The Ivy Apartments

4615 Hamilton St

2739-2745 Meade Ave

Park Villas

2142 5th Ave

4631 Hamilton St

2140-2144 1st Ave

2828 Howard Ave

Utah

4637-4643 Hamilton St

Del Mar Apartments

4004-4020 Utah St

2120 First Ave

4575 Oregon St

4553 Oregon St

Hawthorne Studio Apartments

4463 Idaho St

4354 Utah St

Hawthorn Apartments

Arrecife North Park

4429 Idaho St

2070-2076 3rd Ave

105 Hawthorn St

The Residences at 3954 Kansas

The O'Neil North Park

Olea

Mid Cajon Apartments

4478 Utah St

4449-4451 Utah St

4662-4668 Idaho St

Star North

4003-4011 Kansas St

4461 Utah St

4368 Kansas St

Lanson Arms Apartments

3993 Kansas St

Solis Place

Old Town Apartments

North Park Colony

4119-4123 Kansas St

Kansas St. Apartments

Ten on Columbia

4109 Kansas St

Pacific Vu Apartments

215 W Grape St

1968 1st Ave

6619 Linda Vista Rd

2230 San Diego Ave

4060 30th St

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